“Push synchronization to the edge of the reactive graph”
TL;DR: Is this a thing?
In the Clojure community there was a saying:
“Push your impure functions to the edge of the system”
Working with
cache and createAsync I'm moving towards
“Push synchronization to the edge of the reactive graph”
- have a synchronization area where the up-to-date data exists.
- have external events update the synchronization data and then force revalidate the cache points depending on that data.
- share the cache points via context (rather than a reactive value).
- In the component mount createAsync or createAsyncStore (with the appropriate reconcile options) on the cache point to get the reactive behaviour.
Is this a thing or am I seeing things?
One benefit seems to be that stores get a lot easier to deal with as you just update the synchronization data wholesale and leave the grunt work to reconcile.
Also you can have multiple cache points depending on different parts of the same data.0 Replies